Google Patches Security Bugs: Qualcomm’s Double Trouble in the Wild!
Google patches Android vulnerabilities, including two Qualcomm bugs caught partying in the wild. With CVE-2025-21479 and CVE-2025-27038 on the guest list, it’s clear that unauthorized command execution and memory corruption are the new party tricks. Stay updated to keep these bugs from crashing your device.
Hot Take:
Ah, Android updates – the only thing that drops faster than my phone when I’m on the toilet! Google’s latest patch is a tour de force of bug extermination, smashing security flaws like a superhero swatting flies. Qualcomm, you’re lucky Google is covering your tracks like a good friend who deletes your browser history when you’re not looking!
Key Points:
- Google has released security updates to fix multiple Android vulnerabilities, including actively exploited Qualcomm bugs.
- The vulnerabilities, CVE-2025-21479 and CVE-2025-27038, affect the Graphics component and could lead to memory corruption.
- Both vulnerabilities are suspected to be under limited, targeted exploitation.
- The patches are part of Google’s August 2025 security update, which includes fixes for privilege escalation and remote code execution flaws.
- Users are advised to apply the updates promptly to avoid potential threats.
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